Are the other small presses that have tried this? For $3 a month you get a credit that can be used to buy an ebook. $12 a month you can get a credit for a print book.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweatdrop_Studios

Ever wondered whether or not British manga exists? Well, it does. Sweatdrop Studios is a very good company which has existed in Britain for almost twenty years now, and remains prominent in the British manga world.

Hey all.

I'm starting up a small #ttrpg company to publish some of my work thru drivethrurpg and possibly Kickstarter.

I've got the name and logo done, but what I'm trying to figure out now is if I need to file for my LLC and EIN before I start publishing, or can I start publishing under my company's name even if it isn't registered yet?

Any advice or information or pointers to those places would be great.

I live in Massachusetts, USA, and plan on basing my business out of here if that matters.

Thanks.

ETA: Currently, it's only me officially, but I plan on adding a Publisher and a Website Developer to the team eventually, so I will need to pay them. Both of them will be able to publish content for the company as well.

I've also cross-posted to r/smallbusiness

Hi! I'm working on a couple projects about zines right now, and would love to connect with other zinemakers, collage artists, mixed media artists, visual poets, etc. who are making zines of this type.

Do you make zines or small publications that involve...

✂ Collage (digital, paper/analog, mixed media)?

✂ Visual poetry of any type?

✂ Cut & paste techniques? (i.e. making layouts by hand -- cutting and pasting paper! Digital works that have this look are great too!)

Please share below, and feel free to share others that you've seen, too! Also made a Twitter thread if you'd like to share your projects there.

Hey everyone, I've been publishing a monthly comicbook zine anthology and it's been going good, I'm paying for contributions it's a 5.5x8.5 black and white zine and I'm paying 2$ per page. If you want more info on the project hit me up.